@Claudia2797 The thing that stands out most about your listing is the stark, minimalist white and grey decor. This will have a lot of appeal to guests whose top priority is cleanliness - there's nowhere for a speck of dust or stray hair to hide. On the other hand, people who visit your location for its cozy village vibes might find the presentation a bit too frigid (a potential problem spot in winter, when everything outside is also grey and white). Families with children could be your worst possible guests, as they're the sworn enemies of bare white walls.
I see two possible strategies there. On the one hand, you can lean harder into the niche, foreground the boutique aspect of the design, and emphasize its contrast with the leafy environs. Maybe even invest in a striking artwork to maximize the impact of the negative space in those gallery walls.
Or, to split the difference and broaden the appeal, you could let some splashes of color and vitality flow into the space. Some warm lighting, textured fabrics, quirky card/board games, and a gourmet welcome basket can all go a long way to keep guests impressed by your thoughtful hospitality between check-in and checkout. Not everyone loves the personal touch, but there's a reason some choose Airbnb even when they can afford a luxury hotel.
